I’m quite enjoying Steven Moffat’s revitalisation of
Sherlock at the moment. It’s a twentieth century tale of the world’s greatest
detective; together with terrorists, kidnappings and forensics galore. It’s
amazing that Sherlock is back from the dead and that Sherlock is always able to
create a plan out of anything; but it’s suddenly revealed that he’s only part
of a team that makes his actions happen. The genuine genius of Cumberbatch
means that he gets to be a complete arse without having to explain anything to
anyone. But it’s a shame that there only seems to be three feature-length
episodes; surely it would be better to make it a full series. But surely it’s
now going to be difficult to introduce a new villain to the series now that Jim
Moriati is dead. Unless Holmes’s brother turns evil; or perhaps Moriati has
cloned himself or has made a back-up plan, much like Jigsaw from Saw. That
would be simply brilliant.
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